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Global Reset Weekly — Key Real Developments (Mid-November 2025)
Monetary realignment deepens as central banks pivot to strategic reserves and de-dollarization.
Overview
- Global central banks are continuing to accumulate gold at historically high levels, signaling a structural rebalancing of reserve assets.
- The dollar’s grip is loosening, as some investors question its long-term primacy and nations hedge using non-dollar instruments.
- These moves reflect an intensifying shift toward a multi-asset, de-dollarized financial architecture — major pillars in the global reset.
Key Developments
- According to the World Gold Council, central banks have added 634 tons of gold year-to-date (Q3 2025), a volume well above pre-2022 averages.
- Emerging market central banks remain among the top buyers: Poland, Kazakhstan, Brazil, and others continue to top the list.
- According to Wedbush analysis, gold accumulation is part of a deliberate “structural reserve realignment,” with central banks shifting away from dollar-dominated holdings.
- Gold purchases rebounded in August after a brief pause in July — central banks added another 15 tonnes that month, per IMF-based data.
- Survey data notably show 95% of central banks expect to increase their gold reserves in the next 12 months — underlining the long-term nature of this trend.
- Simultaneously, the U.S. dollar has weakened: The DXY (dollar index) dropped to a three-year low, fueling debate over de-dollarization.
Why It Matters
These developments are not just incremental: they reflect a tactical breakout from the dollar-centric system. By aggressively accumulating gold, central banks are building a real-asset foundation for future financial resilience. This shift could undermine long-standing reserve paradigms and reshape global power in markets and trade.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1 — Reserve Asset Transformation
Gold’s resurgence suggests that central banks are protecting against dollar risk while building stores of value that can weather macro shocks.
Pillar 2 — De-Dollarization & Currency Realignment
A weakening dollar coupled with strategic reserve diversification points to a gradual erosion of dollar dominance — and the rise of alternative monetary frameworks.
Pillar 3 — Strategic Stability Through Real Assets
Gold is not just a store of value — its accumulation signals a strategic buffer for nations seeking independence from traditional financial pressures.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
• World Gold Council – “Central Bank Demand Remains Healthy Despite Moderation”
• Wedbush – “Central banks pivot to precious metals, gold accumulation surges”
• FX Leaders – “Gold: Central Banks Resume Buying Spree in August”
• The Guardian – “Global central banks intensify gold stockpiling”
• Investopedia – “The U.S. Dollar Hit a 3-Year Low, But Is the World Really ‘De-Dollarizing’?”
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Sovereign Gold Buying Signals the End of the Old Market Order
Central banks reshape the foundation of global markets as demand for real assets accelerates.
Overview
- Gold is entering a structural bull phase driven by central bank accumulation, not retail speculation.
- A three-year low in the U.S. dollar index is accelerating demand for non-dollar hedging assets.
- These shifts indicate a long-term market rebalancing aligned with global reserve realignment.
Key Developments
- Central banks purchased 634 tons of gold year-to-date, according to the World Gold Council — one of the highest volumes ever recorded.
- Gold demand rebounded in August as banks added another 15 tons, reversing the July slowdown.
- Analysts at Wedbush identify this trend as part of a “structural reserve realignment,” moving global liquidity out of dollar-dominated instruments.
- The U.S. dollar index hit a three-year low, amplifying gold’s attractiveness for sovereign diversification.
- Survey data show 95% of central banks plan to increase gold reserves in the coming year — strengthening long-term bullish positioning.
Why It Matters
Markets are signaling a fundamental shift away from a dollar-centric reserve system. Gold is reclaiming its historic role as a stabilizing anchor, reducing exposure to fiscal volatility, currency wars, and debt-driven uncertainty.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 1 — Real-Asset Reserve Anchors
Gold accumulation strengthens national resilience and reduces vulnerability to dollar liquidity cycles.
Pillar 2 — Market Repricing Through De-Dollarization
A weakening dollar paired with gold accumulation suggests a long-term repricing of global markets.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
• World Gold Council – “Central Bank Gold Demand Trends”
• FX Leaders – “Central Banks Resume Buying Spree in August”
• Investopedia – “Dollar Hits 3-Year Low — De-Dollarization Trends Explained”
• Wedbush Market Minute – “Central Banks Pivot to Precious Metals”
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